Mumbai blasts death toll goes up to 23

July 23, 2011 07:32 pm | Updated November 17, 2021 01:31 am IST - Mumbai

This July 13, 2011 photo shows the blast site at Zaveri Bazaar in Mumbai. Two more victims of the terror attack  succumbed to injuries on Saturday.

This July 13, 2011 photo shows the blast site at Zaveri Bazaar in Mumbai. Two more victims of the terror attack succumbed to injuries on Saturday.

The death toll in the 13/7 Mumbai triple blasts has gone up to 23 with three more injured dying in a span of 24 hours. While one died on Friday night, two passed away on Saturday.

While Sripal Mujpura (35) died due to extensive brain injury on Friday night, Sundar Singh Bisht (30) passed away after he suffered a cardio-respiratory arrest on Saturday morning. Ajay Sovram Verma (30) died due to multiple organ failure around 5.45 p.m.

Both Ajay and Sundar passed away at the J.J. Hospital here.

Six more critical

Six more victims, critically injured, still lie in the hospital's Critical Care Unit (CCU) on a thin string of hope as the doctors try their best to save them.

Sundar, who was an attendant at a jewellery shop in Zaveri Bazaar, passed away at 10.20 a.m. He had escaped two previous bomb blasts in 1993 and 2003 in Zaveri Bazaar. This time he had gone to eat snacks at the Khau galli with three friends when the bomb exploded.

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